Demos
Default ProgressIndicator is Circular
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<ProgressIndicator />
Default Circular ProgressIndicator
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<ProgressIndicator type="circular" />
Circular ProgressIndicator with a label in a horizontal direction
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<ProgressIndicator // label="Custom label ..." type="circular" showDefaultLabel={true} labelDirection="horizontal" />
Circular ProgressIndicator with a label in a vertical direction
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<ProgressIndicator // label="Custom label ..." type="circular" showDefaultLabel={true} labelDirection="vertical" />
Circular ProgressIndicator with a label inside
Inside labels must be carefully sized, and are generally meant for just an icon or a number.
72%
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<ProgressIndicator right label={<IconPrimary icon="save" />} type="circular" labelDirection="inside" /> <ProgressIndicator progress={72} size="large" type="circular" labelDirection="inside" > <span className="dnb-p dnb-t__weight--bold dnb-t__size--small"> {72}% </span> </ProgressIndicator>
Shows a large Circular ProgressIndicator with a static 50% in progress
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<ProgressIndicator type="circular" progress="50" size="large" noAnimation />
Circular ProgressIndicator with random value
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const ChangeValue = () => { const [value, setValue] = React.useState(50) return ( <Flex.Horizontal align="center"> <ProgressIndicator type="circular" progress={value} showDefaultLabel noAnimation /> <Button left size="small" variant="secondary" onClick={() => setValue(Math.random() * 100)} > Change </Button> </Flex.Horizontal> ) } render(<ChangeValue />)
Circular ProgressIndicator with random progress value to show the transition
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const Example = () => { const random = (min, max) => Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1)) + min const [progress, setProgressIndicator] = React.useState(random(1, 100)) React.useEffect(() => { const timer = setInterval( () => setProgressIndicator(random(1, 100)), 1e3, ) return () => clearInterval(timer) }) return ( <ProgressIndicator type="circular" size="large" progress={progress} /> ) } render(<Example />)
on_complete
callback
Circular ProgressIndicator with random Code Editor
const Example = () => { const random = (min, max) => Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1)) + min const [visible, setVisible] = React.useState(true) React.useEffect(() => { const timer = setInterval( () => setVisible(!visible), random(2400, 4200), ) return () => clearTimeout(timer) }) return ( <ProgressIndicator type="circular" size="large" visible={visible} onComplete={() => { console.log('on_complete_circular') }} /> ) } render(<Example />)
Circular ProgressIndicator inside a Dialog
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<Dialog spacing={false} maxWidth="12rem" fullscreen={false} alignContent="centered" hideCloseButton triggerAttributes={{ text: 'Show', }} preventClose={false} > <ProgressIndicator type="circular" showDefaultLabel labelDirection="vertical" top="large" bottom="large" size="large" /> </Dialog>
Default Linear ProgressIndicator
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<ProgressIndicator type="linear" />
Small Linear ProgressIndicator
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<ProgressIndicator type="linear" size="small" />
Linear ProgressIndicator with a label in a horizontal direction
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<ProgressIndicator type="linear" // label="Custom label ..." showDefaultLabel={true} labelDirection="horizontal" />
Linear ProgressIndicator with a label in a vertical direction
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<ProgressIndicator type="linear" // label="Custom label ..." showDefaultLabel={true} labelDirection="vertical" />
Shows a large Linear ProgressIndicator with a static 50% in progress
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<ProgressIndicator type="linear" progress="50" size="large" noAnimation />
Linear ProgressIndicator with random value
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const ChangeValue = () => { const [value, setValue] = React.useState(50) return ( <FormRow centered> <ProgressIndicator type="linear" progress={value} noAnimation /> <Button left size="small" variant="secondary" onClick={() => setValue(Math.random() * 100)} > Change </Button> </FormRow> ) } render(<ChangeValue />)
Linear ProgressIndicator with random progress value to show the transition
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const Example = () => { const random = (min, max) => Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1)) + min const [progress, setProgressIndicator] = React.useState(random(1, 100)) React.useEffect(() => { const timer = setInterval( () => setProgressIndicator(random(1, 100)), 1e3, ) return () => clearInterval(timer) }) return <ProgressIndicator type="linear" progress={progress} /> } render(<Example />)
on_complete
callback
Linear ProgressIndicator with random Code Editor
const Example = () => { const random = (min, max) => Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1)) + min const [visible, setVisible] = React.useState(true) React.useEffect(() => { const timer = setInterval( () => setVisible(!visible), random(2400, 4200), ) return () => clearTimeout(timer) }) return ( <ProgressIndicator type="linear" size="large" visible={visible} onComplete={() => { console.log('on_complete_linear') }} /> ) } render(<Example />)
Linear ProgressIndicator inside a Dialog
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<Dialog spacing={false} maxWidth="12rem" fullscreen={false} alignContent="centered" hideCloseButton triggerAttributes={{ text: 'Show', }} preventClose={false} > <ProgressIndicator type="linear" showDefaultLabel labelDirection="vertical" top="large" bottom="large" /> </Dialog>
Countdown indicator
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const ChangeValue = () => { const max = 60 const [current, setCurrent] = React.useState(10) React.useEffect(() => { const timer = setInterval(() => { setCurrent(current === 0 ? max - 1 : current - 1) }, 1000) return () => clearTimeout(timer) }) return ( <ProgressIndicator type="countdown" progress={(current / max) * 100} title={current + ' av ' + max} size="large" labelDirection="inside" > <MyCustomLabel aria-hidden>{current}</MyCustomLabel> </ProgressIndicator> ) } render(<ChangeValue />)
Style customization
The sizes and colors can be customized with the properties size
, customColors
, and customCircleWidth
if needed. The types circular
and countdown
has a few more options than linear
.
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